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$300,000
To support strategic planning for Special Purpose Community Corporations (SPCCs) to secure public contracts and expand community-driven economic development in the East Bay, through an entity such as SPCC ONE.
$35,000
To empower tribal nations with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively navigate Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) negotiations with large-scale developers.
$200,000
To improve the economic mobility of low-income families by expanding access to affordable child care, through an entity such as Parent Voices California.
$200,000
To address the intersecting barriers preventing low-wage families in California from achieving economic security through cross-sector advocacy.
$100,000
To support the development of equity-centered training and career advancement programs for behavioral health jobseekers and incumbent low-wage workers.
$25,000
To develop a staff learning journey that incorporates holistic strategies to engage and support formerly incarcerated individuals, emphasizing employment services and personal development tools to facilitate a positive transition into the local workforce.
$25,000
To enable deeper exploration and relationship building with quality employers that can provide new economic opportunities for low-wage and low-income communities in Alameda County.
$25,000
To provide wellness initiatives for internal and community workforce staff to improve wellness and resilience.
$600,000
For general operating support.
$415,000
To support research and analysis on solutions to improve the wage claims enforcement process and expand workplace protections for low-wage workers in California.
$400,000
For general operating support.
$675,000
To support the Northern California Apprenticeship Network to address the widening regional equity gap by increasing access to high-road “new collar” apprenticeships for workers who have historically been excluded from the labor market.
$125,000
To establish a transformative community of purpose-driven, diverse cross-sector national and California-based leaders through an entity such as LeaderIn.
$25,000
For general operating support.
$800,000
To strengthen the leadership and advocacy capacity of farm workers, and to optimize digital tools to support low-income immigrant communities in California.
$750,000
To support IEGO as a new economic development 501(c)(3) organization, furthering strategies for sustainable regional economic development in key industries like cybersecurity, AI, and clean technology, and support narrative work within the Inland Empire.
$60,000
To support the Emerging Workforce Summit, a convening of leaders across growing industries in California.
$75,000
To support a trauma-informed affordable housing development in Los Angeles.
$300,000
To support capacity building among California's Tribal communities to engage California’s Truth and Healing Council, through the DWP Combined Impact Fund.
$200,000
To establish a Power Building initiative to enhance the financial security of low-income families, through an entity such as the LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment.